The Minority Whip/Member representing Arochukwu State Constituency in the Abia House of Assembly, Hon. Dr. Mike Ukoha has lauded Arochukwu Indigenes living in the diaspora for the numerous support they have shown to him ever since he was elected to the House, pointing out that such has redoubled his efforts in his representational responsibilities to his constituents both home and outside.
In a Press Statement signed by his Media Assistant Chimezie Okoroafor, Hon. Ukoha hinted that his administration is continuously and constantly taking a look at those things that can improve the fortunes of his Constituency, as such was the reason that made him to go into the race.
The Minority Whip further explained that so far, he has started putting smiles on the faces of his constituents through some of the laudable projects he has been able to attract to his constituency especially the ongoing 4-Classroom Block at Aggrey Primary School Ibom Arochukwu, adding that such will be replicated across the five clans that made up the constituency soon.
According to the Statement, Hon. Ukoha went further to express delight on Aros’ in the diaspora and urged them to keep projecting the image of the people and Abians in general in a better light by remaining as good Ambassadors where ever they are found, saying that his desire is to make Arochukwu State Constituency a cynosure of all eyes soon.
Signed
Chimezie Okoroafor
Media Assistant to the Minority Whip/Member representing Arochukwu State Constituency
ABHA.
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